Ciaran Martin is quoted in this BBC News article on the impact of Royal Mail's overseas parcel ban following a ransomware attack on 10 January.

Ciaran Martin is quoted extensively in this article on the challenges English and Scottish nationalism will pose for the next UK Prime Minister and the future of the union.

Jo Wolff discusses A Theory of Justice by John Rawls on Melvyn Bragg's 'In Our Time' programme on BBC Radio 4.

What makes migrants and their host countries feel safe or unsafe in times of crisis? Annette Idler discusses what really influences people's perceptions and experiences of security.

Ciaran Martin flags Australia's cybersecurity policy review as a significant process in 2023. The article asks UK policymakers and experts for the policy and legislation they will have their eye on this year. 

Article cites information from the Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker to compare the stringency of US COVID-19 measures compared with other countries.

Ngaire Woods writes about the need for governments to recruit high-quality personnel to tackle this century's complex economic, political, and climate-related crises for Project Syndicate.

Jonathan Wolff argues that the superrich are not the only beneficiaries of systemic economic inequality.

Shahrukh Wani argues Pakistan may be struggling to convince the IMF that it is meeting bailout conditions.

As we mark 25 years from the Kyoto Protocol, the first international treaty on tackling global warming, Thomas Hale says that to see change we need for a critical mass of action building over time.

Article (in Spanish) commenting on a cross-stakeholder forum in Bogotá, organised by Annette Idler, which discussed how to improve Colombia’s security architecture.

Thomas Hale warns that if China relaxes measures before achieving significant immunity in the population, it could see an unsustainable surge in infections.